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13.00 - 13.30 technical break.

limit of people staying at the same time: the princes czartoryski museum 120 osób, Arsenal 45 osób.

TICKETS TO THE PRINCES CZARTORYSKI MUSEUM ARE VALID FOR A PARTICULAR DATE AND TIME, AND THEIR NUMBER FOR EACH DATE IS LIMITED. MORE INFORMATION ON THE POSSIBILITY OF BOOKING OR PURCHASING TICKETS ARE HERE

Tuesday is the day of free entry to permanent exhibitions at the NMK.

The Princes Czartoryski Museum - Collections

ul. Pijarska 15, 31-015 Kraków
+48 12 370 54 66

opening hours

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MON: CLOSED
tue: 10-18
Wednesday-Thursday: 10.00-18.00
Friday-Saturday: 10.00-19.00
Sunday: 10.00-18.00
About the branch Exhibitions Collections Tickets, information News

  • A set of marble statues purchased by Artur and Zofia Potocki in 1830 in Rome first went to Pałac pod Baranami [Palace under the Rams] in Krakow, then to their family residence in Krzeszowice, and next – in difficult wartime conditions – it was transferred to the Princes Czartoryski Museum and deposited there thanks to the efforts of curator Pelagia Potocka. The collection presents a group of Roman sculptures as well as decorative and sepulchral bas-reliefs, unique in Polish collections. It is complemented with ceramics and bronze items.

    Text by: Dr Dorota Gorzelany – Mediterranean archaeologist, Head of the Ancient Art Department of the National Museum in Krakow.

  • Male torso after Discophoros by Polykleitos, marble, Rome, early 1st century

    Male torso after Discophoros by Polykleitos, marble, Rome, early 1st century

  • Female torso after Cora by Praxiteles, marble, Rome, Julio-Claudian period

    Female torso after Cora by Praxiteles, marble, Rome, Julio-Claudian period

  • Male torso after Doryphoros by Polykleitos, marble, Rome, first half of the 2nd century

    Male torso after Doryphoros by Polykleitos, marble, Rome, first half of the 2nd century

  • Statue of Jupiter, marble, Rome, early 3rd century

    Statue of Jupiter, marble, Rome, early 3rd century

  • Statue of the river god, marble, Rome, second half of the 2nd century

    Statue of the river god, marble, Rome, second half of the 2nd century

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